St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-13

specifications, it being understood and
provided that no commission shall be
charged or allowed for any work per-
formed or material furnished, such as
heating apparatus, furniture, or other
articles or fixtures, for the proper plac-
ing or operation of which the certificate
of the architect in charge of the
structure is not necessary or required,
and to the SUPPLEMENTARY over which
the Board may designate one of its
members or other person or persons.
n motion for the adoption of the reSo-
luton having been made, Inspector Gil
bert moved to amend by referring it to
the Committee on Real Estate with
power to act, after comforting with the
architects whose services had been en-
gagged. After some discussion the
amendment was declared adopted by;
Geas-lnSpectorS Schurmeier. Wamp-
Ter, Simmon, Gilbert, Postl ethwaite,
Berandi and Mr.. PRESIDENT.
Nays-lnspectors Giesen, Williams,
Ellis, Athey, Haas and Dobner-6.
The question then recurring on the
adoption of the resolution as amended,
ii was adopted by:
Yeas-lnSpect0rS Schumacher, Wam-
pier, Simmon, Ellis, Gilbert, Athey,
PoStlethwaite, Berlandi and Mr.. PreSi-
dent-9.
Nays-Inspectors Giesen, Williams,
Haas and Dobner-4.
CONSIDERATION OF ACCOUNTS.
a bill in favor of Ole johnson in the
sum of $40 for lease of Cleveland annex,
was presented, allowed and ordered
paid by:
YeaS-mspectorS Schumacher, Wam-
pier, Simmon, Giesen, Williams, Ellis,
Gilbert, Athey, PoStlethwaite, Barlandi,
Haas, Dobner and Mr.. President-l3.
NEW BUSINESS.
Inspector Gilbert, rising to personal
| explanation, complained that the pro-
ceedingS of the Board i'll the matter of
| the award of the contract for steam
| heating had been incorrectly reported
i'll the columns of the Pioneer Press, and
that this placed the position of certain
members of the Board i'll a false
SentativeS of the press be more
careful in the future, and he
wanted it understood that the steam
contracts were awarded to the lowest
bidder, as clearly shown by scheduled
| report of the proper committee, and
that he (GilberD had voted for the
award as made, because the successful
bidders were the lowest bidders, and
not for any other reason.
NEW BUILDINGS.
Sealed bids, received in response to
official advertisement for the erection OF
an addition to the Van Buren, building,
as also for new school buildings, We're
then presented.
y motion by Inspector PoStlethWaite
that all bids for the erection of new
school buildings be not considerered
that the time for the reception of such
bids be extended to Monday evening
the 10th inst; that notice of such extern
sion be published, and that all parties
who had submitted proposals be allowed
to withdraw the same if DESTROYS t
do SO, was adopted, after which the
President opened and read the bids fol
the erection of the addition to the Val
Buren building, received from Trick 4
Co., and y. B. Rumble.
On motion of Inspector Williams the
bids were referred to the Committee OF
Real Estate, for immediate tabu
lation and report. Recess ordered
for five minutes, after which the Com
mittee reported the contract price.
named in the proposals referred anC
tabulated as follows:
Trick &, Co., s27, 995, and n. B. Run
die S21,615, and recommended that thu
bid of n. B. Rumble be accepted, Ii,
being the lowest responsible bidder, TIN
contract to him awarded and that TIL
proper officers be authorized to prepar'
and execute such contract.
Adopted by:
Yeas-InspectOrs Schumacher. VAN
pier. Simmon, Williams, Ellis Gilbert
Postlethwaite, Berlandi, Haas, Dobne
and Mr.. PreSident-11.
Nay-Inspector Giesen-1.
On motion of Inspector P0Stlethwaite
the Secretary was instructed to adver
tise for proposals for the construction o
an addition to the High school building
according to plans and specification
prepared by Wilcox & Johnston, archi
tectS.
Adoptedsby:
Yeas-Ihspectors Schurmeier, Wan
pier, Giesen, Williams, Ellis, Gilbert
Athey, Postlethwaite, Berlandi, Haas
Dobner and Mr.. President-12.
Nay-Inspector Simmon-I.
On further motion the Board ad
journed until Monday evening, the 16tl
inst. OTTO DREHER, Secretary,